Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
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Miss Lille Kohl is spending n couple
of weeks at Putin Bay.
Mr.. s. @. Weeks ia scattering slone-
ware on iiie Wabash this week.
Miss ina oblinger is spending the
week with Conductor Evans, at Lima,
Mr.. Chas. Lomas, of Waterville, was
the guest OF Mr.. Eustace Carroll over
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Westcotb who graduated at
the Winona, Wis, school, arrived home
Yesterday.
Miss Grace MNllick, OF GirNrd, Pa, is
the guest OF her cousin, Mr.. A. II. Champ-
ney, this week.
Mr.. Eddie Hufford, who went. 10 Lima
Temporarily, has returned and taken poss-
esslon as night operator here.
Mrs. G. Finkbeiner started ON Monday
for few weeks visit with her father
and family at Luddington, Mich.
Miss Maud Snyder, OF Bryan, return
ed home on the first Of the Week, after
q pleasant visit with Misses Ada and
| lila Lawrence.
Mas Edith Westcot,, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Carrie Smith. arrived
home from Winonn, Wis, some Ten days
ngo ior the summer vacation.
Mr.. Fred d. Dodge and Mr.. Waffle Es.
colt, OF Chicago, returned home on Satur-
lay for a brief vacation from business II
is pleasant 10 have the "cllicks" come home
to roost, occasionally.
Mr., Ed Roush, proprietor OF the Sttr-
dny American, was IN town on business
Tuesday and paid the JOURNAL a pleasant
visit Ed. was a hustler Of the movable
alphabet in this office several years ago.
Mrs. Geo. e. Shafer, nee Miss Mary
Baird, who was married few weeks
since and settled down to the realities
of farm fife in Plain township spent
Sunday with her parents in the burg.
Mr.. James Wes,coti after an absence of
about year, which lie has spent in Bal
tinore, MdA returned home yesterday for
n short vacation from business and is shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
A private note from Mr.. v. A. Huas
Loup City, Nebraska, says, Crops look
fine, but must have rain soon. John Horn
and family who arrived here a year ago
are doing well. Business good. jour
NAL always welcome"
Mrs A. P. johnson, of Bellevue, Ohio
and Mrs. A. l.. Storey, of Milwaukee
Wis, were visiting their sister, Mrs. Judge
Cook, and their iail,eN Mr.. w. j. Hitch
cock, last week, and this week are visiting
their sister, Mrs. j. o. Troup, at Bowling
Green.
Mr.. Geo. Hufford, jr., who is sailing with
Capt. Welmore, this season, dropped IN yea
terday with favorable east wind. while
the boat was taking on cargo of wheal
in Toledo. His health is greatly improv-
ed with Lake breezes.
Mrs. Catharine Knoll. who has been
absent from Perrysburg for about tel
years, has returned and purchased {
neat little house neat the residence Of
Mrs. Addison Smith, where she will
make her home in the future. Hel
many friends welcome her back.
MIR. p, C. Ray, who has been engaged
with Mr.. Champney in the drug store fol
several months past, closed his engagement
here last week TO accept a position with hi
Uncle Phillip b0renz, who has purchased
the interest OF his three brothers in the per
fumefr Establishment in Toledo and viii
hereafter conduct the business alone. MI
Ray left some warm friends in ille'burg an,
will return 10 see us occasionally.
, 1t was a real treat to see the smiling
c1unrenance of Mr.. L. C. Wilson, whicl
always passes current here, come floating
In from the West ON Saturday evening
: He got two weeks vacation from bust
ness in Wichita, spent part Of 1t il
Chicago, and the remainder in Toledo
Maumee, Wnterville and the burg. II
reports the Perrysburg boys nourishn
finely in that city, and Mul7ane, an
abused us for exposing the boom Graz
saying ii was still on in that section, an
a started OH the home run Monday morning